👉 Paradoses, in mathematical notation, are a type of function that is defined by its derivative and has one or more critical points (points at which the function's derivative changes sign) with respect to some parameter. These critical points may be saddle points, where the second derivative is zero, or they may be turning points, where the second derivative is positive. Paradoses are often used in economics, engineering, and other fields where the behavior of a system is governed by its dynamic equations and
